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nevikwen · 25 June 2021, 02:32 AM

Hi Vintage experts and enthusiast,

Just wondering what draws the line between a nice tropical look and damaged/bad condition.
I understand sometimes it is down to tastes, but there must be some sort of definitions?

even fade and even brown colors = tropical?
dirty/moldy spots, bubbly/hazzy texture, rust = damaged?

What are your thoughts on this Tudor example?

https://ibb.co/mND2xfS
https://ibb.co/7Y7xyLc
https://ibb.co/mqsqnRN

Thanks!

25 June 2021, 02:32 AM	#1
nevikwen "TRF" Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Australia Posts: 30	Tropical or just badly damaged dial? - Tudor 7928 Hi Vintage experts and enthusiast, Just wondering what draws the line between a nice tropical look and damaged/bad condition. I understand sometimes it is down to tastes, but there must be some sort of definitions? even fade and even brown colors = tropical? dirty/moldy spots, bubbly/hazzy texture, rust = damaged? What are your thoughts on this Tudor example? https://ibb.co/mND2xfS https://ibb.co/7Y7xyLc https://ibb.co/mqsqnRN Thanks!

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